Solon to Revive Bill to Extend Three Mile Zone
Senator Sterling announced plans to extend U S territorial waters liquor ban to a twelve mile enforcement limit if diplomacy fails. He said the government could not alter the foreign shipping prohibition through registration or enforcement amendments after the Supreme Court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SOLON
BLL
Three Mile
Washington
U'on
Sterling
South Dakets
Senate
State Department
Supreme Court
Sir Duveen Denounces Enamel Virgin as Fraud
New York report says Sir Joseph Duveen, art expert, repeats that De Motte sold a Chantilly enamel Virgin and Child as fraudulent. Duveen states he judged the piece authentic only after personal examination, while De Motte’s suit seeks redress for slander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sir Joseph Duveen
Art Connoistor
Supreme Court
George Joseph de Motte
de Motte
Michael
de Moatte
Joseph
Virgin
Dreier Shorty
Sir Joseph
Smiths Estate Nets Small Sum At Auction
The record shows Smiths estate yielding a small sum with stock fragments and one ice box sold from Fairfield to Pa. 2409. several shares in Bridgeport Life Publishing First National Bank of New Haven and local firms were unsold or deemed worthless. Local figures including Robert M Sperry and City Attorney Devine appear in the shimmed sale notes with a final note of assets tied to two pieces of property and a partial sale of remaining items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark TH Nne
Smith's Fairfield
Sm N
Acteched
Kiwanis Club to Convene Thursday Meeting
Important Kiwanis gathering set for Thursday at the regular meeting. Topics include coordination with the Chamber of Commerce, community plans for Seaside projects, and actions for the August field day and annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Stratseid
Prope Chamber of Commerce
Miso
Meetings Tonight at Bridgeport Fraternal Halls
Urban jumble of meeting notices lists locations and groups in Bridgeport including Golden Hill Harmony Club Temples and Masonic lodges with addresses on Cannon Street State Street and Main Street. Communities such as Abrefiam Lodge Western Circle Ivy Grove and American Legion are noted along with unspecified times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgenor
Bridgepar
Golden Hi Harmony
Ridgeport
Ballsriugl
Americus
Termpin Dohn C. Turi
State Street
Ivy Grove
Wondnien Circle
Barbers
Ayenur
Abrefiam Lodge
Mainetree
Wtetoria
Styfiearne
Tford Avenue
Bridseport
Fie Molay
Masonic ‘Temple
Catherine Meffarty
American Legion
Golden Hill Strest
Park
Ip Fudge
O. B
Strane
Forgery in Trial of Priest Montiel Reported
The article describes a forgery case linked to Priest Montiel in a trial. It notes handwriting analysis by police and alleged involvement of a brother and others. An emphasis on postal service evidence and a defendent’s handwriting is mentioned, with investigators seeking to prove fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montiel
Corte
Rami G. A. Biehd
Repeivbad
Liuulekage
Ioe
New York City Mayors Push for Municipal Transit Ownership
In Albany the Board of Estimate urged Governor Smith to call a special session to pass a bill allowing New York City to own and operate a $25,000,000 bus system. Officials canvassed legal options while a five member committee, led by the mayor, sought support from Assembly Speaker MacHold and Republican members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anil
Smith
Il Jegal
Amon
Munelpa
Jinamining
Fh Bu
Mnayor
MacHold
Mew Fork
Hylan
Walker-Donahue
New York Trepublicans
Board of Estimate
Pamith
Westport Records Another Grain Alcohol Seizure
In Westport officers halted a car driven by Frank Smagro of Boston at midnight, seizing six one gallon cans of suspected grain alcohol intended for rum running through Connecticut. Smagro faced charges of transporting liquor with no permit. bail set at 2,000. Court action pending as deputies followed the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slifford Nichols
Westport
Sinagro
Siport
Death claims Hanan, wealthy shoe merchant
Prominent New York shoe manufacturer Hanan dies at home at forty three. Reports note his leadership in local clubs and industry, with ties to major business and social circles. Scattered details hint at his role in the fashion and retail sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanan
Nat
New York
Stamford Man Injured In Auto Smash-Up Narration
Stamford man sustains minor injuries after a two car collision on Ridge Road near Southold. The driver, Gertrofe Alterwitz, was not seriously hurt, while the other occupant, William Pisa, remained uninjured. Police investigated the scene and arranged transportation to Crane Street Hospital for evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Stampord
Lawomonthe Poltisian
Tunigha Rernert Suskin
Lone Ridge
Fey
Sruthfom
AR Anlamobie
Wwe
Eanis Ereplayer
William Pisa
Potty
Warn Monte
Gertrofe Alterwitz
California seeks order to oust W W members
Sacramento articles state a July petition in the Superior Court seeks to ban the Industrial Workers of the World and allied unions across the state. The filing alleges the IWW aims to overthrow government and uses violence to defend capitalism, warning members could face contempt of court and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
California
Orid
T. £. Wenderson
Cramonto County
Webb
Industrial Workers of the World
Literain
General Cense
Agricultural Workers Industrial Union
Lumber Workers
Agricultural ‘Workers’ Union
Marine Transport
Oil Workers' Industrial Union
General Construction Workers’ Industrial Union
Social Workers’ Industrial Union
Hhe
United States
Convict escape prompts sea search off Maryland coast
Four convicts escaped from the Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia and are believed to have fled by sea in a stolen 30 foot dory named Sun Nwm from Pocomoke City Maryland. Captain Rauder reports the theft to Mayor Tull as authorities chase the unlikely voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocomoke City
Rauder
E. J. Tull
Pocomoke Cts
Cole
Gillen
Sud
START DRIVE TO CURB ACCIDENTS
Danbury residents Mr and Mrs Tyler and Archie Mewell of Brochan N are noted as victims in a fatal night crash near Sheltnn Street. Coroner Phelan heard witnesses on Saturday with details tied to a roadster incident and a hospital transfer to St Vincents.
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Tyler
Danbury
Archie Mewell
Brochan
Phelan
Nong
Dormonick
Martina Amford
Corn Phelan
Ted
Wiilan Sunt
Sheltnn Street
Feius
St. Vincents
Postpone Meeting of Four Republican Clubs
A notice from the Telegram Par indicates the postponement of a joint meeting involving four Republican clubs. The document references Emory Sanford and Meehan among others, with details about location and authorities. The readable fragments suggest a formal scheduling change affecting party activities and a Congress-related engagement.
Quits N Y Real Estate Group Raps Iron Lease
Fragmentary notes from a New York real estate column show the group criticizing an iron lease. The text includes garbled terms and references to a public publication and an agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quits N. Y. Real Estate Group
Raps Iron Lease
American magazine editor dies aged 49
An American magazine editor died aged 49 in unclear circumstances. The death occurred after a dinner surge and head injury during a medical event. The editor was born in 1874 and had graduated from Ghertin College and pursued studies at AMevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atrol Leyon
Aberin
Ty Aberin
Oyedn
Tin
Ghertin College
Ang Daiter Studiee
Amevard
Seaside Club building favored for civic use by C C Committee
Bridgeport civic leaders at the Civic Affairs luncheon indicated strong support for purchasing the former Seaside club building to house the Chamber of Commerce and civic clubs. Willis Hobbs announced the recommendation, with locals noting the site’s suitability and the plan to draft an annual operating budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Willis Hobbs
Civic Affairs
Stratfield Hotel
Kobhishin
AL W. Burritt
Sdetibt
Wiehard
Bridgeport Emis
Chamber
Marooned Two Years in Alaska Rescue Soon
Nome Alaska July 16 Boe Press Harold Noize arrived on the steamship Vintar from Seattle en route to Wrangell Island to rescue Allan Crawford and associates who have been marooned there for two years. Crawford fed the Stefansson expedition which claimed Wrangel Island for Canada. Noize said he would charter a boat in Nome for the trip to Wrangell and will go regardless of obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome
Alaska
tAs- Boe i Press
Harold Noize
Vintar
Seatlia
Wrangell Island
Allan Crawford
Crawford
Stefansson
Nolce
Wrangell
Insurance Firms Connecticut Tax Totals Rise
Taxes paid to the State treasury by stock insurance companies reached 512,991 up to the period end. The figure marks a 1 increase from last year, aided by wartime tax changes and the partial removal of exemptions for Liberty Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Hartford
Danbury East Side Bus Line Hearing Sparks Debate
On July 16 a special session of the New Haven commission held in Danbury to consider William G Britton and Erned J Booth petitioning for four motor buses on the city’s east side. Some residents supported the plan while J Ross Ives, Danbury Street Railway receiver, warned the line may worsen future conditions as the streets become busier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danabury
Sperial
Teles
Ies
Commissioner Air
Newhaven
Wiliam G. Britton
J. Booth
J. Ross Ives
Danbury
Eithey
Conn tobacco growers shop for hail surety
A garbled notice from Connecticut tobacco growers discusses hail insurance programs and adjutants, with many readable fragments naming parties and places but overall unclear details. The text references hail insurance applications, a chancery context, and scattered proper nouns without full coherence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CONN
Tobacco Growers
New Haven Youth Charged With Auto Theft Here
Thomas Egan a 21 year old of 17 Spring Street New Haven is charged with stealing an automobile yesterday morning from City Plaza. He allegedly invited his friends on a joy ride to Bridgeport while another New Haven resident reported their car missing. Police wired the vehicle description to nearby towns and Stratford halted the party before being turned over to Bridgeport for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milin Ytre
C Ity
Francis P. Dunitan
Lefk
Phizan Proveman
Robert Gould
Ohn Street
Mackenzie Brothers
Anera
Duniyan
City Plaza
Thomas Egan
Spring Street
New Haven
Bridgeport
S. Merimelstini
Welk
Bean
Stratford
New Trarven
Ansonia Sweetie Tricks Indiana Man
A reported Ansonia based scheme shows a woman identified as Sweetie enticing an Indiana man with travel plans and money. She asks for a watch and other items and directs sending money in envelopes. Authorities discuss the ploy and the suspicious letters found.
Local notice on public sale postponement at Tal Wolte street
Fragmentary notice from a local paper states a public sale action tied to Mrs Meetle Flamition at Tal Wolte street West Tarver with a meteor ket Taneh being raised and a visit planned at Condon UN street for 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meetle
Tal Wolte Street
West Tarver
Condon
Youths in Italy Attack Catholic Headquarters in Florence
A mob of youths backing fascism vandalized Catholic headquarters in Florence, burning thousands of Catholic newspapers and clashing with police. The attack drew Mussolini’s suspected order for arrests, while the mayor condemned unnecessary violence but praised patriotic sentiment. A Socialist deputy was hissed and clubbed at the station during the day’s disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorence
Italy
CAS
Mussolini
Fascisma
Parliamentiriam
Dhe Untheli
Descrea Catholic
Fasnuet
Fascisti
Tarmburini
Cardinal Mistrangrin
Archbighop
Florence
Ene Vel Cram
Milan l
Anderson accuses district attorney of politics in governor bid
William H. Anderson state superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League now under grand jury inquiry for grand larceny charges appealed to Governor Smith claiming District Attorney Banton promised to "put Anderson out of business" to boost his own bid for governor. Banton denied the charge.
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York
William Anderton
Anti-Saloon League
Grand Jury
Smith
Benton
Anderson
Mace
C. Berteau Phillips
League
Phillins
Banton
Phillips
Hanton
William H. Anderson
Anti-Samon League of
New York
Attornés
Tness
Leviathan Deserters Hear No Decision In Court
Southampton July 16 The cases against more than a score of the Leviathan crew summoned in Police court on charges of deserting other ships were adjourned sine die. No method of dealing with the cases was decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Associated Press
Elopement Confirms Marriage in Port Chester Ceremony
Katherine Doran of Davis Avenue eloped and married Eugene Buckley, son of Mr and Mrs Buckley of Port York, after a Saturday night ceremony in White Plains. Parents notified by the eloped couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Wlc
Patrick Doran
Davis Avenue
Katherine
le Wugene Buckley
M Dohn O. Buckley
White Plains
England's Note On Ruhr Will Be Baldwin's Secret
London July 14 Associated Press Premier Baldwin in the House of Commons cleared up two points noting the British note to Germany will be sent to Washington and that recent reparations talks have occurred between England and the United States. Diplomatic talks resumed in London with Curzon meeting Italian and French ambassadors as Baldwin drafts the note with advisers.
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London
Associated Press
Baldwin
House of Commons
Germany
Washington
England
United States
Lord Curzon
France
Japan
Reginald Melvenna
Chequers Court
Bridgeport to Install New Street Signs at Intersections
Bridgeport will install standardized street signs funded by a 1560 grant from the Board of Apportionment to Public Works Director George M. Coughlin. Signs, four inch by one eighth inch white lettered steel plates, will be mounted on metal posts 18 inches from the curb starting in the business district. A committee including aldermen and engineer James A. Mu Elray helped select the design with Hartford providing the model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew
George BM
Covehlin
Charter Coughlin
Bridgeport Trade School
Board of Apportionment
Public Works
George M. Coughlin
Coughlin
W. W. Naramore
James Skinner
W. N. Ham
Benjamin Adarms
Allderman J. Kelly
Hoyt Catlin
Cit
Enineer
James A. Mu Elray
Hartford
Mexicali Siege Continues After Obregon Order
Mexicali mayor Juanaga and 14 supporters remain barricaded in a city hall room after a Saturday shooting at the building left three dead and several wounded. A telegraphic order from Prent Obregon was reportedly sent to allow their departure, but police said no official notice was received and food was barred while an inquiry proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower
California
Juanaga
Mexicali City Hall
Lonra
Lugo
Prent Obregon
Mexico City
Ciy Hall
State Police Nab Auto Thief After Waterbury Theft
In Newtown July 16 a man named Karl Tanqualia, about 40 years old, allegedly of Windsor, was arrested by State Policeman Thomas Highrain for stealing an automobile owned by Yoho O Riley of Waterbury on July 13. Stopped on the road, he lacked registration papers. police found the car was stolen. He was jailed in Danbury overnight and sent to Waterbury for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Karl Tanqualia
Winstor
Thomas Highrain
Yoho O'Riley
Waterbury
Tasqualla
Danbury
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Bridgeport Telusrum
Doe
Acrephone
Albany
al Smith
Sours Singhics
Pei Maldeva
Tela
Himtela
Caragan
Therner
W. W
Sextrute
Han Ela
Esperial
Peti
Emory Sanford
Hod "Meehan
South Morchaik
Vata Daly
du Hive
Cngrns
Wool
C. of C
Dohannes Schiot
Bridgeport Neels
George FL. Wood
Standard Coupler Company
W. J. Gwon
Pub Service Corporation
Cnest
Health Department
William T. Hincks
R. I. Neithercut
WANT
Danbury East Side
Harurford
Egg
Brent
Rennon
Halle Hugabo
Avery Cybaddia Mrower
North Vorwily
Dulie
Aser
Ieeriie
Skolpata
Amtontoyiy
Malifernoia
Bebe
Ben
Sehr
Beetle
Pra Me
Horiba
Gin
Bridgeport Pot
Ba Air
Ansonia
Indiana
Ausonia
Wabash
Sayeetie
Hardy
Wardaia
Shiv
Yang
Tlardy
Yovlwn
TNO
Concas
Riale
Josh Whit
Youths OF
Churchmen
Club Socialist
Anderson States
Port Chester
Ruhr
Mexicali
Obregon
Kent
Tevin Cobb
Smopolitan
Stratfield Cafeteria
Strathely
Ite Best
F. A. Cantwell
Mgr
Buckingham’s
N. Buckingham & Co., Inc
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